Temple Ii (Temple Vista) Postercolor Nature Painting

This painting stages a sunlit urban corridor as a threshold between the everyday and the sacred, where a white dome rises like a quiet promise above the saturated tumult of the street. Broad, gestural planes of turquoise, saffron, and bruised violet compress the architecture into rhythmic blocks, allowing light to feel less like illumination and more like a living substance that washes, fractures, and renews. The small, loosely rendered figures drift through the passage as transient notes—suggesting that human presence is not the subject but the measure of scale, memory, and belonging within this vibrating city-temple. In its deliberate blurring of edges and perspectives, the work proposes a city experienced as sensation: a place where devotion, commerce, and movement merge into one continuous breath.